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The sciences concerned with the study of living organisms, including biology, botany, zoology, microbiology, physiology, biochemistry, and related subjects.
‘The mix of funding sources differs in significant ways for the social sciences versus the life sciences.’
‘Hence, physical sciences gravitate towards prescriptive laws, whilst life sciences use descriptive laws.’
‘In all, ten experiments will be carried out during the 37th campaign, seven in physical sciences and three in life sciences.’
‘Others continue their chemical education into graduate school in chemistry and life sciences.’
‘First, the number of women studying medicine and life sciences in postgraduate programs has risen significantly.’
‘The university library has more than 10,000 books on a variety of subjects including encyclopedia, life sciences and world books.’
‘Day 1 focuses on the contribution from scientists in physics, material science and life sciences.’
‘Most offer degrees in law and the humanities and the social, health, and life sciences as well as engineering and the physical sciences.’
‘However, it only took a few widely reported examples of misconduct in the life sciences for physicists to think that it was not their problem.’
‘In July we have a science centre opening, which celebrates the life sciences.’
‘And physicists enjoy careers in engineering, chemistry, life sciences, and Earth sciences.’
‘The life sciences and related technology, such as genetic engineering, could lead to better careers in the near future.’
‘He and Elaine also established scholarships for varsity swimmers and for students studying the life sciences.’
‘This site lists many useful sources for the life sciences, organized by topic.’
‘It is a first-tier journal for new methods and significant improvements in life sciences and chemistry.’
‘The report also relayed concerns about the widening gap between support for physical sciences as compared to life sciences.’
‘It was put forth as part of a broader effort to move the study of human behavior toward the life sciences.’
‘This was to change his life and, after this experience, he gave up military research to concentrate on the ethics of science and later on life sciences.’
‘Then consider how the future looks to three experts in information technology, life sciences, and alternative energy.’
‘It is understood that the university's reputation for medicine and life sciences could be a deciding factor in the firm's decision on the site for its new venture.’